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The Android SDK itself contains many tools to help developers design, develop, test, and publish Android apps, and in this article we will discuss the 10 most common tools. #1: LogCat LogCat is a command-line tool in Android that can be used to get log information for a program. The Android log system provides the ability to record and view system debug information. Logs are recorded from a variety of software and some system buffers, and buffers can be viewed and used by the Logcat command. #2: The SDK and AVD Manager This tool contains many important features, including managing different versions of the Android SDK (build target), you know the Android version is numerous, there are some compatibility issues on the API. The tool is also used to manage the Android virtual device configuration (AVD), which is used to configure the emulator. #3: Android Debug bridge adb (Android Debug Bridge) is a generic debugging tool provided by Android, and with this tool we can manage the status of the device or phone simulator. You can also do the following: 1, quickly update the device or phone simulator code, such as application or Android system upgrade, 2, run the shell command on the device, 3, manage the device or mobile phone simulator on the predetermined port, 4, copy or paste files on the device or phone simulator; #4: Proguard Proguard is a free Java class file for compression, optimization, mixer. It removes unused classes, fields, methods and properties. Maximize bytecode optimization by using short, meaningless names to rename classes, fields, and methods. Eclipse has integrated the Proguard. #5: The Android Emulator and Real Devices Once you start developing Android programs, then you need to see the results of the program running, which is the Android emulator that lets you test Android apps on different devices to run Effect. #6: Eclipse ADT Eclipse ADT is a plug-in for developing Android applications under the Eclipse platform. #7: The Hierarchy Viewer Hierarchy Viewer is a tool released with ANDROIDSDK, located under the Tools folder, named Hierarchyviewer.bat. It's androi.D comes with a very useful and simple tool that helps us to better view and design the user interface (UI), which is definitely a tool for UI viewing, but it seems like very few people are mentioning it because it's too simple. Specifically, there are 2 main functions: 1. Intuitive access to the UI layout design structure and various properties from a visual perspective to help us optimize the layout design; 2. The process of combining debug to help observe specific UI objects for invalidate and requestlayout operations. #8: Draw 9-patch This nine Gongge painting tool (Draw9patch.bat) makes it easy to create a nine grid Ninepatch diagram with an WYSIWYG (WYSWYG) editor. #9: The Monkey test tools Monkey test Tools includes Monkey exerciser tool and Monkeyrunner tools, primarily for automated testing of programs. #10: The full name of the Dalvik Debug Monitor Server DDMS is the Dalvik Debug Monitor Service, which provides us with example: Screenshots for a test device, view running threads and heap information for a particular process, Logcat, broadcast status information, analog phone calls, receiving SMS, virtual geographic coordinates, and more.
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